#Evidence of research into multimedia presentation tools.

Notaland:

This program is similar to PowerPoint. I'm not going to create an account because i don't really want one, but I'm going to go off the basis of what this pictures shows, and what tools that you are able to use just from this picture that was on the site, as an example. So i will use it as an example as well lawl.

Versatility:

• Allows you to add text in different fonts and as well different sizes and colour it appears that you can place it anywhere and edit it anywhere as well.
• You are able to insert images of your own or you can search it up on different sites and insert into your own page.
• You can draw free hand with the pencil tool located in the tools as well insert shapes such as squares and speech bubbles.
• You can easily edit with a "redo" and "undo" button.
• Easily move the different parts of your page such as adjusting the text position or the photo position.
• Add multiple pages.

Easy of use:

• The site looks easy to use, and simple. The tools are plainly there, and they give you diagrams to assisting you in identifying the tool.
• The functions of each tool looks simple enough to use it.
• Although i think it would be more popular if it was able to use without a account.
• I think if you didn't have PowerPoint i think you could do a slide show up to a standard depending on how creative you are on using the tools, although it still wouldn't be as good and have good quality has PowerPoint offers.

Collaboration:

• From the looks of it, it looks like that many members are able to edit from different places. In the diagram provided you can see under the heading of the PowerPoint it says "add more people" I'm going to suggest that this means that you can add more people to be able to edit the PowerPoint from different computers/place and still have good access to the PowerPoint to edit add anything else.